The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-20
RACES At LOUISVILLE.
THE CLART STAKES THE BIG
EyP.ST OF THE DAY,
In Watch Jim Gore Scores a Vie
hry-HOttentot, Fallowbrook,
Crow and WahOO Winners.

LeUIsvILLK, KY, May 19-The
third race, the Clark stakee, was the
only one to which much interest at
teched today. In hat Banburg, Nick
Finer and Lucisn were ecrai ched, and
Jim Gore, Ban Cloche, st. Valentine
and Libretto were left to do the rum
ming. Though l. brstto and Gore sold
even, the latter had no trouble in win
ming. Murphy, on Libretto, contrary
to his usual custom, set the pace, with
the intention, doubtless, OF making it
too fast for the troublesome leg Of the
big son Of Hindoo. The mile and a
quarter was done in 2:1lt. Jim Gore
appears to be all right again, and the
general impression is that he will be
heard from again. The attendance
was good. Hottentot, Fellowbrook,
The Grow and Wahoo were the win
ners on the other events.
First Rdce.-0ne mile and one
eighth; club purse. Betting and
starters: Six to l against Alamo,
Compton, 108; 10 to l, Warfellow,
Richardson, l03; u to 1, Efie Hardy,
OvertoD, 81; 7 to 10, Hottentot, West,
los. Alamo was off first, Warfellow
second and Effis Hardy third. At the
quarter to the thIes-quarteIs 1t was
Warfellow, Alamo, Hottentot and
Effis Hardy. Hottentot moved up
first at the lead OF the stretch. They
came down all whipping. Hottentot
won by half length; Els Hardy
second, Alamo third. Time-2 :00i.
Second Rdce.-0ne mile; welter
pu SO $500, OF which 800 to second.
Betting and starters: 80 to ], Judge
Jackson, Hurd, 147; 8 to 2, Fellow
brook, Haggins, 146; l to 2, Warning
ton, Murphy, LAT. Judge Jackson got
the start. psf the half mile po,t Fell
lowb k led by length. Alto three
quarters Fellowbiook and Warrington
Tapped, Judge Jackson out of Il race.
The finish WAS close, Fellowbrook
holding on like good one aud finish
ing first by head; WarreLton second.
Time-1:48.
Third Race CLARK stake. one mile
and quarter; for three year olds Bet
ting and starters: 4 10 l Bancloche,
Davis, 1l8; G 70 5 Librstto, Murphy,
ll8; 6 10 5 Jim Gore, L. Jones, 1l8;
20 to | st. Valentine, Sheridan, ll8.
B4ncloche was away first At the
stand LioIeito started out to set the
pace, Bancloche Sc I'D and Jim Gore
thild. 1t was the same at the quait ter
and the half, Jim Gore remaining
about fur Icing his behind Libretto.
Coming round The turn Gore began to
move up, and at the head of the
stretch was even with Librelto. Ii
bretto worked bard to win, but Jim
Gore finished first by leng b, run.
ming easy and with no sien' Of lame
ness; BiIncloche third snd st. Valen-
tine last. Time-2:11t
Fourth Race.-Three quarters mie
dash; club purse $500, of which $l0Os
to second. Betting on starters: 2 to J,
The Crow, Thsyer, 100; 8 to l, Ocean
Wave, Cunningham, 100; IL to l,
Biggonyet, West, 100; 2 10 /. Bertha,
Stoval, 105. The Crow won easily,
kt eping the !, ad from the staff, Big.
gonyet second, Bsitta third and
Ocean Wave last. Time :l8.
Fifth Rdce.-0ne mile and onesix.
teenth; selling, Betting and starters:
8 to s against Wahoo, johnson, 1903;
2 to l against Revr Ike, West, 101; Jau-
bert, Finnegap, 70. Wshoo let from
the start, winning in 1921; Revoke
second.
ToDAY's kvENTs
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10 Pooling
In tomorrow's races is as follows:
First R1ce.-Three quarters OF mile
lash .Heca, ITO, SIS; Barakallo, ITO,
BIO; Harry Glenn, 1P5, S.; Phantom,
95. So; Csdy, 1O7, So; Lakewood, 81,
$40; Clay Sexton, 81, 81; Izurah, 95, |
s5; O'Fellus, 81, $l5.
Second Race Three qpav'ers OF a
mile ceiling Charlie Lucas, 101, IS; |
Stony Wall, 90 SIS; Myrtle, SO, $31;
vinisti, SO, 81; Roy Boy. 100, SO;
Avery, 1903, S55
Third Race Elmeudorf a. axe, three
quarters Of mile dash. Los Angeles,
~, $3.50; Winora. 1l2, SIG; Badge, |
I15, $50.
FoWh Race -Oae mile; selling.
Jennie McFsrlsnd, 113, S31; Broad |
lead 70, Sl4; handy Andy, 96, $50.
F1h Race. --Handicsp; One mile
md a sixteenth dseh. Ksloolsb, 107, |
lilo; Katie A 80, $40; Monocrat, 1902, |
'53; Procrastinator, 90, 81; Po,een, 95, |
b54.